What does DAMN mean?

Other definitions of DAMN:
- A expression of awe, amazement, or disbelief.
- A term used to wish damage or harm, often in a biblical sense, onto someone or something.
- An object of caring — as in: giving a damn, or not giving a damn. The first implies caring, while the latter implies aloofness.
- A versatile enhancement word that is unlikely to warrant offense — used to place emphasis on objects within a sentence.
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How to use the term
DAMN:
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Damn. I just did not see that coming.
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Damn you, Billie Jean! This is not my kid!
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You better start giving a damn if you want to get your degree.
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Where are my damn keys? I'm going to be late for work.
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